What We Review
- Copyright concerns involving content, channel lists, images, copy or media references.
- Trademark or brand-name concerns involving broadcaster, channel, team or league names.
- Affiliation concerns where wording may imply sponsorship, endorsement or official status.
- Incorrect, outdated or confusing references that should be corrected or removed.
What To Include In A Notice
- Your full name, organisation, role and contact email.
- The right, trademark, brand, content or work you believe is affected.
- The exact URL on lekkastream.com where the concern appears.
- A short explanation of why the wording, reference or material is incorrect or unauthorised.
- A statement that you are the rights holder or authorised to act for the rights holder.
- Your preferred remedy: correction, clarification, removal, or another reasonable action.
Good-Faith Action
When we receive a credible notice, we review it and may update wording, remove references, add clarification, disable access to disputed material, or request more information. We aim to respond promptly and avoid wording that could confuse users about affiliation, sponsorship, official broadcaster status or rights ownership.
No Hidden SEO Or Cloaking
LekkaStream does not use hidden text, cloaking or invisible keyword stuffing to target third-party names. Third-party names, when used, should be visible to users and used only for descriptive comparison, viewer-interest or compatibility context.
Repeat Abuse And Misuse
LekkaStream may suspend or terminate users, reseller access or account activity connected to unlawful use, rights abuse, unauthorised redistribution, credential sharing, fraud, repeated policy violations or attempts to misuse the service.
Important Note
This policy is a public rights-contact process and does not replace legal advice. If LekkaStream needs a registered statutory agent or additional jurisdiction-specific process, we may update this page and our internal procedure accordingly.